7 New iPhone Games You Should Be Playing This Week

New release time! Every week there are hundreds of new games on the App Store, but only a few can rise to the top to be the cream of the crop. This week there are seven new iPhone and iPad …

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New release time! Every week there are hundreds of new games on the App Store, but only a few can rise to the top to be the cream of the crop. This week there are seven new iPhone and iPad games on the App Store we’d recommend checking out.

Warbits

warbits

We’ve talked about WarBits before here at Gamezebo, so we’re going to keep today’s point nice and simple: if you’re a fan of Advance Wars, buy this.

Sailor Moon Drops

sailor moon drops

For all of the licensed games on the App Store, it’s surprising that we’ve yet to see a Sailor Moon game. Today that dry spell comes to an end with Sailor Moon Drops, a match-3 starring chibi versions of your favorite anime superhero team.

Castle of Cards

castle of cards

Considering how many card games are on the App Store, I’m happy to file Castle of Cards under “why didn’t anyone think of this before?” Take a deck of 52 cards and built as big a house as you can without it falling down. Let’s just hope this is easier to do than in real life.

Fear the Walking Dead: Dead Run

fear the walking dead: dead run

There are plenty of Walking Dead games on the App Store, but until now, none have been about their West Coast spin-off. Enjoy sidescrolling running and survival-style gunning in the lastest runner to hit the App Store.

Spellspire

spellspire

Spelling that powers up spells? Spellspire is a new word game that also doubles as an action RPG. Do battle in dungeons with the power of words. The pen is mightier than the sword, after all.

Vectradius

vectradius

Stay on the outside of the circle and keep shooting towards the middle. With an old school vector-style visual approach, Vectradius looks like a little lost slice of 1982 arcade heaven.

Dungenious

dungenious

A mix of trivia and dungeon crawling, Dungenious is looks to take a new quiz-based approach to exploration and role-playing. If you’re a trivia fan who likes something a little outside of the box, Dungenious seems like it could be an excellent addition to your playlist this week.

Jim Squires is the Editor-in-Chief of Gamezebo. Everything you see passes his eyes first, so we like to think of him as "the gatekeeper of cool stuff." He likes good games, great writing, and just can't say no to a hamburger. Also, he is not a bear.